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- BlackWidowMemberYou are right, summerhill38, this service is often managed by a local community organisation. My neighbour uses one. It costs her $7 per trip. The driver is not allowed to assist (i.e. no personal contact) and is not allowed to venture from the destination (i.e. they cannot stop at a shop on the route) but it is still a great service. If anyone needs transport it is worth asking ! There are so many ''quiet'' services out there and just being in need is the criteria.
- June1952MemberSome hospitals have notices up in relation to the local assisted transport services, often provided by Uniting Care. I saw one in the hospital's orthopaedic waiting area.
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